Artificial intelligence and robotics predicted to hit workers hard
by While the discussion of robotics and artificial intelligence conjures up images of menacing cyborgs erasing humanity, the reality is far from it — for now, …
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Journalism professor says farewell after 22 years at NCC
by By Kaitlyn Seawood After overseeing the journalism program at NCC for 22 years, professor Rob Hays concluded his tenure at the end of Spring ’22 …
NCC students to be inducted into Beta Beta Chi honor society
By Jada Yanek NCC will be celebrating students as they are inducted into Beta Beta Chi – Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society on April …
NCC’s Student Senate gearing up for election
By Jada Yanek NCC’s Student Senate seeks to promote community engagement by organizing events, while also serving as a liaison between students and faculty. …
NCC food pantries welcome volunteers and people in need
By Jada Yanek Due to financial hardships, many may find it hard to pay for food and other basic necessities. With help from NCC’s Main …
Hartzell Hall experiments with virtual learning
Hartzell Technology Hall has turned its eye to virtual learning with its purchase of Automation Studio, which allows students to design and simulate systems across …
NCC predicts Super Bowl LVI
By Gregory Dante In honor of the Super Bowl this Sunday, The Commuter polled the NCC community to see what they thought about the upcoming …
Commuter Podcast – Dispelling vaccine myths with Dr. Jeffrey Jahre
Dr. Jeffrey Jahre is an infectious disease specialist at St. Luke’s Hospital in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. On this episode of The Commuter Podcast, Dr. Jahre confronts …
NCC prepares for fall reopening as coronavirus surges
by A survey conducted by NCC’s Infectious Disease Task Force showed that the majority of students and faculty who responded said they were vaccinated for COVID-19, …
COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for NCC students living on campus
Residence Hall on NCC’s Main Campus will return to normal capacity in the Fall semester and students planning to board must be vaccinated against COVID-19. …
Mask for what?
by “Anyone who is fully vaccinated can participate in indoor and outdoor activities, large or small, without wearing a mask or physical distancing,” Rochelle Walensky, Director …
NCC students to compete in pitch competition
By Miles Schultheis NCC’s Follett Family Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship will host its second annual pitch competition virtually on May 13. Seven students, who …